A $20 million project with red flags and a technically excellent superintendent who keeps violating your values — Eric Anderton walks through the three-part test for the right work (client, project, location), how to define a seat before you judge the person in it, and why the discipline to say no is the only thing that separates knowing better from doing better.
CPA Kathe Barrington on why projection discipline is what separates top contractors from the rest — and how “smoothing” your numbers quietly destroys your credibility with banks and bonding companies.
In this episode of Construction Genius, Eric Anderton and consultant Ryan Englin break down how construction leaders can turn awkward accountability talks and dreaded annual performance reviews into frequent, clear, and kind conversations that drive real-time improvement, loyalty, and stronger project results.
General superintendent Scott Borroughs shares how he transformed from being the bottleneck on Epic’s massive Deep Space auditorium project into a leader who empowers his team through clear “banks of the river,” trust-based delegation, and simple, high-impact field SOPs for construction success.
Discover how New York mechanical contractor Dimitri Sidiropoulos uses ChatGPT as a “Jarvis, not a replacement” to save hours on estimating, SOPs, proposals, and meeting minutes, while keeping human judgment at the center of his construction business.
This episode with construction-focused CPA Kathe Barrington reveals how contractors can align their bank, bonding company, and tax strategy around a clear long-term vision. Shifting from reactive tax minimization to intentional financial planning that builds real capacity and sustainable growth.